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The Wingham Advance, 1903-05-21, Page 7BULGARIA TO THE POINEHS, ...A11,900 She Will Appeal Against Turk ish Excesses. A CARNIVAL OF VENGEANCE intones Advance Upon ipels. Meeting With liesistence-Terks Diequiet- ed by Work or Bands of Armenian Itevolut ion iste Prom Russia. . • London, May 10. -In a, despatch from Saito datee yesterday, the cola respondent of tit° Timou says: inorrow the Bulgarian Government will agate Oen tiro attention er tie. powers to the terrible excesses in efacetionia, It oseeme that in the re- moter deetriete tee Basheleizaulte aro being allowed to celebrate per - feet oarnivel or yengea,nce and de- etruetioe, "Me correseatelent on the eel:aloe ..036:ZS tba.t the villages in the ult. boricee Usarovea t tine i are burnipg. 'The legate. or Neetrolieii esiti 1J0 eulgurain inn:abilities et teat (Istria cavo Mau .arraute(1 end traueportee to some *unknown tlee- tination." Resist Tikes Advance. Vieuna,, Masr, 1,0,-dAvicee received here from Uskub, European Turkey, S'ay, the [retell advaects upon epek is ingeteig, with etong resistaeca. There has been severe reghting at the villageso Ileretsch, Slakbera and Debate. Artieery was employed anti those -4111a,geo wore tlestroyed, U.Nelety Albaniane were kilimi and many were w,ouintlecle • . eteeeewed Activity. Constautinople, May 10, -The Turk- ish itatherleies axe eisquieted at the recent appearance of beetle of Ar - menials revolutionist, coming front Russia in the iiistriote or Batiazel and Sagan, Artneula, and are adopt- ing rigorous measures to guard the feontier.The Armenians cross in email partIejs In the neigeborhooll of 33a:fa- ze:1, and thence they. make their way to the Seem mountain's, where they are safe from pi-testi:It, It is alleged here that the Russian authorities of Kars, Asiatio Russite aro aware of the movement of the revolittioniete. 'What Aimenitims are Meer. ' It is believed that the appear- ance of these betide indicates a re-. vival of activity on tile part oath's old Armenian committees who are ,_asenaeretood to be anxious to be in a e'rpoeition to take advantage of pore 'Able complications arising from the Macedonian situation, in welch case the claims of the Armenians would be revival and the sante advantages gained by the Macedonians from European intervention will bo de- ina,nded for Armenia. Tee Turkish Government hatenotified tbe Bulger - foal ex -arch, that sGerassintes, Bialiop of Struesitsa., Macedonia, has been removed, and has invited the ex- arth to appoint his eireeessor. The oxarcle however, refused to recog- nize the authority of the Turkish Government to remove the Bishop,' and haet advised Gereetsimos, who is practically a prisoner in his own house, to remain Mae It is alleged that Bishop Gerassimos is a sup- porter of the Macedonian movement,. but it is also everted the charger' are beought by the jealous clergy, The 'Macedonians ere overflowing with Bulgarians. The Tarkieb authorities are boping to thereby paralyze the action of the Iacedo,- lan tommitteee. , ... • IIi\StOHNEFIE0 AT UST, lndian V:Votild-he Homicide -LanOed in ia, TRIED TO SHOOT HIS NEPHEW i().—soko &maths, tho st..Be.gls redinan, who: shot his nephew in a drunken brawl at. the wigwamof an Wein named Cook, while a dance was in progress last fail, ilea at last been captured. Sev- era( attempts were made by the provincial detective's to effect Caerat- tis' arrest, but they proved -ineffec. time Sawa:Ws was hidden by his folloWetribesmen when any strange person appeared on the. reserve, and he 'would immediately betake himself to, the 'American side. In this way he dodged the officerfor fully Six mouths. 1 s I . , • The warrant was placed in the hands of Mitchell George, one of the friendly Indians of, the reserve, 'who tiering the Indian trouble four years ago protected Indian Agent Long and his family. Mitchell George yesterday afternoon elegem] .Siewattle crossing the border, and when he got him in sale quarters effected his arrest, eAliancleuffing him and taking him 'to Dundee ey, the steamer Prineess Loulee, Where he handed him oVer to Constable Morris, who took the se:leaner, to Berieharnois ?Ail this morning. • Tae arrest of Sawattis hasgiven the Indian's to understand that the law Mast ;be lived u» to. Had Sawat. tie succeeded in evading the police much longer it steered mweasitate ibe. Government taking alin in hand arid eetraditing him in order to set an eXtunple to the rest 'of the tribe.. ROUMANIA FARM WORK, The Women Refuse to Work in the 'Fields Any More. Becherest, efay 10.--elou.natela is facing what almost amounts to an economic crisis duo to the seareity of farm labor, and the Government Ii teeelouSly • comddering what measures can be taloa. The crisis is due to what is practically o.utevereal strike of wo- men against work in the nettle, rJimencirty• ail the peasants Worked women on the farms as hard as mon, but recently they beciame imbued with western notiona and this spring very few, of them will eke a bit of work mashie their own horn ea • Art Seonieri make up noro than half the Peeitiatiti, the working force is cat In twe, one thoUsatele of tierce are lying fallow for no rem to plough them. Laborers are be- hig imports -le from lelletiele., but not atetile enough of teem citn he Tied. 0114 result of the oriste istut greatly inereaged demand for AM - Driven agricultural meellieether end the Government le inclined to think thee thhil Is the best Wee Mit of tine diffloulity, Incidentally the tenon of Routziaalla, are rapellY aletudoning, the picturesque na- tional costumes tued alopting Or- dinary eltirepean dress. TRIES TO OLIN° JuDoe. 101*n•P. Disappointed Woman Throws city(.11.110 - Pepper in Bits Alive. UlxIuinnntJ, 0., 18.,-Dlepleasee over the outcome of a case in po- lice cart, Mrs. A. E. Leland, aged 38 years, tried to blind ,Tudge WitUsin 11, Luetiore, by throwing cayenne pepper into hie ogee. lits Ives hastily taken To the licapital, where tips physicians stated that no serious damage had 'been done. Mee. Leland appeared in pollee court 'this morning as the protiecuts leg Yeitilette against Pollee Officer Sitiney, Ogden, wire she eialMod bad struck her. Tlu testimony howee the woman had thorn stones the officer and had acted otherwise in encli a way that the court held that Ogden was justified le his aos tion ape dismissed the -Emote Mag. Leland left the court crying vengeance against the officer and Judge Lueders. After leaving the city hall elle purchased a largo quantity or cayenne Popper end proceed to the law orrice of judge Lueders ea Walnut 'street. When the judge appeared the woman took a pacitago from tile folds of her dress and calmly said: "Itere, judge Lue- eeres and threw the pepper into his face, completely blinding him for the time. The woman was arrested, but Judge Lueders says he, will not pro - SOCIETY PEOPLE DOBE Well Dressed Women Robbed Homes at .kischineff: VICTIMS NUMBERED 1,000 Hebrew Organ Charges Russia With Pull Responsibility for the Mass- aere-The Smart Set Became Thieves -Sufferings or the Surviv- ors. • • St. Peteesburg, May 111. -The out- break at Kesehineff was the direct result of the incitie-g of the anti- Semitic papers in Bessarabia. The more plundering, although it has iseggarcled Ithouseade of wealthy people, pales before the fiendish cranes committed in those- parts 01 the town that were inheisiteel by the peer Jesys. The suryivors are sorrowfully exploring the wreckage •or their homes, and property tor the beet:se ot lost reletives. The walls at the houres are splashed with. intone and brain. • • When the miscreants 'had stolen everything of value they then, in cold blood, set about murderieg and. maiming women and eliikiren. The hospital mortuary presents an -un- usual sheetaele. The bodies of the dead had been mutilated with inde- scrthable barbarity. Society Arnong Rioters, • .Tho Viedomosti reports; "Where the 10011.19 were tlitokost were men, and women of ataserian society, per- sons in gloves and clean linen and with intelligent cou•ntenance.e. The dote were no eisrpriee, but were well organized, . • The Novosti, a non-Jasvish paper, says': "While the eitandering of large warehouser' was in progress, women belenging to the 'better' elites appro- priated the contents which they made up into pareele. The wafering Is imparalielled." Not ono single Jewish shop or dwelling escaped. Thee Jews were the wealthieet, most cultured mem- bers of the community, numbering 50,000 Houle. They would havebeen well able to defend themselves had net their leers of impending attacks been allayed by the aseiteances of the Vice -Governor of Besseralea, so they took no precautionary' meas- urers. • - Tho shops are still closed, these eettre baying now teat ono occupation ---hesplial and cemetery. In the buildings whore bread le. being Ms- tribitted are hundreds of Jews with- out 'shelter and almost naked. IMPORTED ASSASSINS. Jewish Chronicle Says They Were Aided by the .1tellitary. London, .May 111. -Tee, victims in the Kischleen inessa,cre Climber 1,- 000, according to the latest infers mation received by the Jewish Chyme. icie, or London. Of these et 'east sixtysfice were killed, and more than 800 nielmed or crippled.for life. The demage to property is estimated at 1,000,000 rubies (ftbout $51(J,000). 'Tice Jewish Chronicle will, say edb- torittbly hi to-morrow,'s issue! "We charge the nasalise Govern- nient with responsibility for the K1E1- °111)1°0 massacre. If Europe does not on the 'present eeca,sion disassociate itself from the leprous taint of ,this barberian power, ,it writes its hus inanity daises a. sham and its civili- zation an organized hypoorisy, "Teo cardinal fact of the whole tragedy is that the massacre was organized and abetted by Missive' autheeitiee. The killing and pleig- leg .tette done under eoVer Of the troops and the pence. During the two clays the massacre , lasted the Governor did not Detect his house. Telegraphie emercathication with Se. Petersburg was stopped. "All the participants lathe slatigh- ter-who wore chiefly imported hire- lings -Wore rod shirts. Ail eyewit- nese le quoted as saying; 'The po- lice and troops formed Mettles in the centre f Which the slaying and loots leg Wee going on, the policepointing out the houses of the Jews tothe mob.'. "The newspaper Weeehod, of Sts Petersburg, was suppressed for printing the facts. "eowsbatting is now spreading throughout Southern Russia. stinee Ineml by stories or so-called ritual murders: The jaeleirth enquiry into the mate:sere is not intended to Ois- e/pee the tette, Mit to smother them The Neork on , the Simplon tunnel is progressing rapidly on beetle tiles Of the& les; about 4,000 woelea aro employed in the tunnel, 11 •ava dishonored, children aro•slain. tho tJnited States government halt he to their ancient faith. Me gay that Why ? lkoauge they dared to be true KENT FOUND OUILTY right to address a remonstrance to ilio nankin government is to ;ole- ea o Errs 20.YEAR SENTENc it;teittaythe fug ttrrn tif it raGovernmeat in and the 11, Milted States will join lutIlds, they can atop atreelties In all parts of the world.' GUILTY (W FRAUD, tittimeription Book Peelers View/W(1 in the Semitone, 'Throat°, May Pat- ' ton and John J. Seattle were round guilty by a. jury on fiaturday or conepiring to defraud John IL Lewis, Wel °there out of $2e. Patton and Smlth aro subscription book dealer -ft They advertised for agent% saying time 432$111) d ween couel be cermet The agents weree to sign a contract and make a dee Pettit or $25 before beginaing work. Some agents found the contracts impeusible of perfermance and ask- ed to be releagoci and their deposits returned, The agente were . then told that they wore possessors or stock In the company, their de - melts having been applied to that met Me. el B. Byeltnieet, counsel for the defence, appeed for a reserve caste, and the applicatien will be heard this weeks Motion for a New Trial Made and Promptly Denied. Tito Jury Was Out Nur tiours, but There Was Never Any Doubt as to ilis Welt --Verct Says fie Cutfithel Blanche Dingle's eltreate—Defe nee Is Surprised ---Mrs, Kent Attached With Acute Detnentia•---A Urert Effort Will be Made to Save Kent, • LELAND DORR KENT, Convicted of Manelaughter in Killing Ethel Blanche Dingle. Reeliester, N. Y., May 18. - Leland.- view, and ween she left the Wilding Wore were tears in her eyes. 611S Dore Kent woe sentenced to 201 yeara'• imprisonment in knliurn this Morning. Motion fort a new trial and cu -rest of judgment was denied by Judge Sutherland. The Judge's Remarks. Insentencing Keute judge Suther- land ea,id: "For easeeir 1 xvill say thee I CG1101.1.1 entirely in the conclu- aloe which the Pixy -arrived at as to tee manner by wiikUx Allis Dieele met her death. 1 cannot conceive how it would be possible for Inver to 'present the appearenco welch he did had she out her own throat; and it soma probables fee:mall tiro evidence in thc. ease that she was not conscious when she received tho mortal - stroke at your hazels, The statute making the act; or aiding another in the commie - aloe of suicide, manslaughter 'in the first degree, is the statute ander which you hair's been indicted and convicted. Under that etaeuto the (supposition latbset she was the pries Meal actor; that your poet in it was eubsidinry and incidental only. But Iltave liddoubt; that her 'wish to die,. her coitieent to die and her peeticipatiOne •te tame extent hi the preliminary preparations for death week' not have eccasserily absolved you • from the graver charge- of murder, if you hael been indicted for that offense, because. you. wilfully, 'knowingly ins Meted elle mortal wailed.. Ifor wish and consent 'lops not necessarily re- lieve you from tile charge of murder, But the grand jury, considering all the circumstances in the case, were doubtless brought to tho conch/teen that an indictment for manslaught- er would - permit full justice to be done. I will leave for others the duty Of poiuthmg oust the moral les- son that is written all over this caee.The few weeks prior to this tragedy may have bad for you some temporary allurements and pleasures; but that kind of iife in-, -evitably toads dome to disgrace, dishonor mei death." Thee eremite... • Rochester, May 18. --Dr. Leland Darr Kent, accused on four counts of peeing and assisting lei the suicide or Ethel Blanche Dingle, was found guilty on the third count on Satur- day afternoon. The third count, the most serious one, charged that he etabbea the girl to death. The jury was out four hours, and took two Imitate. When it was announced that en agreement had been reached there ' . was a general scurrying tor the de- fendant, who was found in the of- fice of his lawyer, George Raines, There Wats a large crowd _ in .the civet Mom. • For the first time since the trial began Dr. Kent showed, sign of ner- vouseess. His father,. A. Dore Kent, who hes Stood by bine throughout the four weeks' trial, sat with his erns armed the Haack of his son's chair, • Kent had his hand -to his faconnti gripped bete ebeeke as if to heed heck any show of nereetigness. Fore - nen C. S. Teed, who• announced the verdict, mid that the defendant was guilty as eiterge&l in the indict- ment, which is manslaughter in the' first degree. The extreme penalty le 'twenty years" Imprisonment. Distrigt Attorney Warren gale; "It le a itteumpb of law and order against the effort • of a Weaved defenee. The trial was a long one, and the dereilee made the meet stubborn fight I have ever known in a. Monroe County Court, but I have at no time been apprehensive of the resuult. It wee tt clear caste end. the defendant wee fertannee to eetapti indictment for tweeter." Attorney George Reinert sale that ail 'tepee.' will be taken. De. Kent's; father will take the cage to the Court of Appeals. hXe le confident that a, now trial will be give -n_ an errors committee at the trial. Kent wee taken to jail to -night, and a certificate of rearminable doubt hr to be appliee for Kent in Jail. Cheeriest', disheartened and lir An exceedingly nervous: tendh bit, LeIand Dorr Kent, of Buffalo, convicted of • having caused the death or Ethel Dingle, spent Sunday in the Monroe County Jail and thought of the mor- ew rind what it wonlil hilies V6.011i61.t.fOrt. elm wee ttekeit to • • es fade y, -It t.t1 10.1' 111011111d mt 1 All. They .tine a private inter - seemed to be on the verge of utter collapse. District Attorney Warren repaired to his home at West Henrietta and there spent the day quietly. Ho said he was resting 'from the arduous labors of the last four weeks. "1 am satisfied that the verdict Ls sound and that there will be no now trial granted Kent," said Mr. Warren. "The charge of judge Suth- erland was an excellent ono, and there can be no 'exceptions taken to it by Mr. Raines, for at his request 'Judge Sutherland °barged several points at length and gave 111m lie - °Mealy the better of it. 1 do not believe a new trial will be granted." One of the jurors, whose name is withbeld, said to -night: "There was never for a moment any doubt re- garding Kent's guilt after we had heard the evidence. The sole ques- tion welch was argued in the Jury room was the count upon iviech to return the verdict," Mrs. Kent Very 111. Aceordtiig to a etatemout made last eight by Dr. Begium Flood Keyes, Mrs. Leland Derr Kent is suffeeing from acute dementia..as a result of the N'ertilet found against' her hus- band. Dr. Kane le attending etre. •Kent, and ,E11.0 says it ma.y be a week, or More before it will- bo positively determined weather the dementia will be pooneene,ea e • . Yeeterday Mrs. I(nmmt was bysterleal ant irrational, and 010 not recognize those about lier. Dr. Keyes- says etre. Kent'condition, Pet now, Is critical, • a,nri the utmost care must be taken to prevent her from becoming per- manently deranged. Tee Kenai, it appeared, had confi- dently liciped for acquittal, in which case Mrs. Kent had agreed to forgive her Intsba.nd and resume their home tire as it Was before 1Ime Kent -Dingle tragedy. When the jtrry btought in a verdict of guilty, the shook Is said to have affected Mrs. Kent so acutely she at once became hysterical. Mrs. Kent's Condition Toelay. The condition ef Mrs. Kent is un- changed to -clay. Drs. Teepee and Margo both stated toseay that her mine was a blank, and that she con- tieuelly calls for her husband, who elm believes was acquitted. Both pity- eiciasie say it is impossible to say at this tomo whether she will recover her intact. Absolute rest has been or- dered, and no iserson, except the nurses and physicians, are permitted to see her. 11 11110111E TO 61111111N, Rev, Dr, MacArthur on Sav- agery in America, LYNCHINGS IN UNITED STATES • acw York, Mae 18. -Tee Rev Pr Robert i. eleArteur preached last night At Calvary, nattiest ()Lurch on (SU 4.111111 theme of eavageee In Wee sia and eavagery itt Amerlea. Though he, be,gete with a better aeraigenant or Russia for ties limes:acre tat Kiehl - off, he devoted quite as much time to a anuncuttiou of the lynoning of deareee in this country.. He said that a mob which kilied negroes: 111 this eotietry was As bad es a mob wlmlah killed Jews in Russia. The. °my els- Met ion watch he noted Was teat the outrages in 'WWo were the natural development ef UM policy of crtr"lty 'eyetematically pursued by the Res - man Government and encouraged the authorities of the Greek Church ti 'poise nutlet centimes. In outlier lie smntI that he bad Mute:tit beeri born meet a tenter of the Britielt flog, anal that white tie loved the Amer - loan flag with every drop of blood in hie body, there \vas no flag in the world so feir to men of all colors gee all fattest WI t110 Bettis]) flag. lieststreing the proper Attitude for the United litatee to take In the press reit emergeney, Ime said: "We have alt Jaen startlee by the unspeakable atrocities inflicted by the Russians upon time Jere. Russia is the great bear in the international menagerie. It 1, the mediaeval barbarlem in tire modern world. ia Tee U. S. Goveffetent Must protest in the name of humanity /malted eitell amities. Jews, are elate, Wolieell MAX RESUME STRIKE. leterian Melbourne, Victoria, May 10.- A largo majority of the locomotive clrivere and firemen who were recent- ly, an strike are intensely diseatiefied at the ears:ender of thew Executive Committee to the conditions imposed by, the Government 'bit the matter of the resumption of work on the line, Because of the objection thereto, Premier Irvine oensentetl to waive a coneition concerning the non -em- ployment of certain men, and to em- ploy all the strikers with the excep- tion of the actual leaders, on short time. The men stile however, object to the conditions huposal, and they have forihed a strong committee to armee° for a remouption of the slo la'ilk:(iend. ettes,e beta 7 conditionmires oot • I For the present the strike time- table renutine in fore% and few trains are running. SIX )(EARS FOR AMIS. linli FtLI•ltibilied ter the Convicted Man Pending an Appeal. Minneapolis, Minn., May 19. -For, nier Mayor Albert Alonzo Ames was yesterday sentenced to 'six years in the State Penitentiary. The former Mayor was convicted of receiving bribes from eundry" tvonsen of the town in consideration of connivance anti nrotection. De...ernes, is 01 years old and shows the effects or his trouble. Ills wife accompanied him to court. Breathless attention reigned when judge Ellett announced the sentence. Bondsmen were ready to provide bail for the prisoner, so that ire might have his liberty pending au appeal to the. Supreme Court. . - SEES FIRST WHEN AGED 30. Man Blind Mont Birth. itecevers Sight by an Operation. London, May 1.0.-.V man 30 years old, blind from birth, had his eight restored recently by an operation for catatiact at a ella,sgow ophthalmic institution, which Dr. Raneay de- scribed 10 The Lancet. The first thing the patient actually perceived WAS the face of the surgeon. et first Ito did not know{ what he saw, but the surgeon asked him to look clown. The sense of hearing guided the eye straight to the source of the sound. The patient then real - Ind that this must be n mouth. The first tomo lie saw yellow it' made him feel sick., The first sight of red gave him pleasure. HOOPS Hill Mysterious Movement Causes Britain•Alarm, MAY BE MENACE TO RUSSIA London, May 10.- The military clubs this week aro filled smtlii whis- pers of huportant Hereof: military op- eratione en the frontier between In- dia, itad Thibet. Reliable in e.leation has beee received 'that a le tee and inyeterittes expedition eutuposed of 'Naive Indian. troops, with a sprink- ling or Tummies has been despatched under command of a noted offieer. Gossip at the clubs, is that the forte is under orders to ewer on Into the territory of the Grand Lama. Others (say it is a menace to Ramie. The operations are conducted with extraordinary secrecy. The officers and mon forming the expedition aro even forbidden to write lettere horne giving at clue to their deal -illation. Enquiry, at the India. and War Of- fices in Loielon is marled and no information is obtainable; never- theless it is stated the expedition is despittchate ;though the purpose is =ascertainable. Reynolds' Newspaper prints tut alarmist store that n crisis, feared for years by, statesmen and military num, is near ; that India is menaced by 'Russia. Reynolds deelarefia 'The Government possesses know- ledge In Asia, which may involve Eng. land in war. Repeals frons Gilgit, 00 tho northern frontier of India, arid eitalicar, or' tbio Tlebetan border, sheet tatteenely state that 5,000 troops are beinghurried from vari- ous Indian garrisons to frontier sta- tions. Indian military; officiate are acting under instructions from Lon- don. "11 would seem Russia, is approacb- ing the frontier SO close that the Geoverninent 10 very anxious about her movement's. "Rawalpindi anti Quetta, the two advanced arsenals on the north- weetern frontlet', have been 'over - healed, the garriamis doubled and mountain batterlee Midded to their strength. Dad Combinetion. (hies eilite-Mary Ann lute a hat trim- med with rooster feathers and One'. riee. Cyrus-11'mi norm gm welet weer it in the ineetile house. ellee-Why not? Cyrus-Ileeauter that ain't the place for Cala/tile anti elierriee. es- — - \Viten is leen like 11, ottleken Wet% bidden hi the breast. VICTORIA STRIKE ..OYER MEN VOTE TO WORK. King Edward Held the Third Levee of Ws Reign To -day. Melbourne, 'Vlotoria, May 18. -The railroad strikers by ballot tachy de - Oiled by 0,11 overwhelming majority to restune work 011 the Government's -tereee. . , • x King's Thira Levee, London, May. 18. -King heel the third levee of Ide reign at Buckingham palace tossitty. Wili Albenians Accept? Conetart Ulmer; May 113, -The Turks lab officials observe much reserve re- garding the details •or the fighting %Welt occurred during the advance of the Turkish troops an Ipolc, Albania, the headquarters or tee Turkish spes Mai commetelon sent by the Sultan to pacify the Alba,niana witieIt was or- oupled May VL Several hundred Al - 0 00 now reported to have been killed or wounded. The Alban- ians, it is eecleree, have telegrapted , to the Sultan eimouneine their eub- elisslote and elatressieg their fidee ley 44334 TOIJADOMI to accept the meta serest sieeeseary for the pacification of Albania. Mrs. Bedford in Jail Landon, May 18, -Mrs. Gunning S. Bedford, who was arrested by detec- tives from Scotland Yard at Queens- town on Setarclase upon the arrival of the Cunard line steamer UMbria, ou which vessel she, her baby and a maid were saloon passengers, was chargesd in Bow Street Police Court hero to -day with making a false de- claration of a child's birth. She wan remanded' and bail WAS refused. Twelve killed in a Bull-Fight. London, May IA. -A opeolal des- patch from Madrid announces that during a bull fight yesterday at Al. g•ecirae, the exnetilibmatre cllapeeti, and 'twelve persons were eilled and thirty were injured, Several woiueu and eltildren were gored by the bulbs. U. S. PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY • AND ,CREED REVISION. A Chicago Doctor's Automobile Plunge Into Lake Michigan. Los Angelus, May le .--S. ranee_ " meet, for the Presbyterian 'lettere.] Assemble, which will meet here next Thursday for a two weeks' seselon, aro .about gompleted. About 700 commissioners were enrolled, one-half of whom are laymen. Many important measures will come before the general assembly. Lat- est reports show' 'that of the 240 Presbyteriee, 220 have voted in favor of creed revision, cousequent- Iy the report of the stated Meek on the overtureSubmitted by the latest. general assembly is already anticipated. Tee first authoritative ennoungement of the remit will come from the moderator, the Rev, Dr. Henry Van Dyke, at the open - lug mission Thursday morning. Locomobile Bat b. Chicago, May 18. -With brakes that failed to`work, it gasolene runabout, owned and occupied by Drh A. IC, Lowen, dashed down a steep hill at 05th street last night and plunged into Lake Michigan. Fox' twenty or mere feet it skim- med the surface of the stetter and then, losing its impeua began to plough below...When, it came tot a atop It was forty feet otat froinz the surface and was resting on the lake bottom, at a point where the water was eight feet deep.: Dr. Lowen clambered. to the seat, and with his head barely out of water cried for kelp. A. k-ope was thrown to him, and the physician and bis machine was Bragged to sabre. • BLIZZARD IN 1110MANA lifTEDES RAILWAY TRAFFIC. Bridgeport Authorities Confer on How to Repress Strike Disorders. Butte, Mont., May 18. -Reports last eight tobt of a general snowstorm prevalent throughout efontana, Itt the eastern sections' of the State the snow is wet and unless the tempera- ture should rail the storm mvili bene - bit the crew and the range. In the north, liewever, a blizzard has been raging since yesterday .merning, and the 'Great Northern Company is ex- periencing. considerable difficulty in the operation of its. trains. Stock' Is tuffering g,', I end eenskierable sees among the sleep is threittened. Istedgepores Itioting.h Bridgeport, Celine Ares le. -Because or yeetemlases serious rioting the °etiolate of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company made no effort to .stat care on their linos li; tees city early to -day, preferring to wait RIOT IN CHURCH, Catholic Society Attacks Anti -('Jeri cats With Fists and Canes. Pelee, clay 10. - The threatened anti -clerical manirestattons hi the Peelle churches did n•ot come :31'EO:t- ease The only serious; trouble oe- eurrea this afternoon at Belleville when a, priest entered tho pulpit of a church there, a number of free thinkers began shouting; "Enough, who authorized you to speak ?" Members of the Society of Who - lie Youths., who wore present in strong force. thereupon attacked the menifestants with their fists and with mum The melee quickly heeame general, (emirs were thrown ane women email shrieking. The pollee were celled in, separated the conetatante and expelled those who had etarted the manifestation. Five persona were arrested, and severe] were lillare-1. At Marseilles 5,000 people march- ed through the streets Hinging re- volutionary Bongs'. The crowd pro- ceedee to the prefecture, where it bandeci in a set of resolutions eon,. gratuiating the Goveimmeet on its attitude toward tee religions con- gregations', and tees:reeling the se- partio sti of tiro Citureh and State. STUDENTS AS TEAMSTERS. They 'Week Dui tia Strike, Hence a New Haven, ('one., 11). -"if they report ine it- "'eying that • they state my vlowe very aptly stud with fairness at present 1 don't rare to ctiseuse the niatter further," said Arthur T. Hadley, President of 'Vele University, tostagbt, when talked If he replied to a Trades Council cone Miami :which called upon hire to - Meat to ask him to .roeree six Yale OtThlt'nts to''0(10140 worlclng as eters. "The ebestitution of the United States guarantees to citizens the right to work, and those rights ate poseessed by Yale students us well as ether citizens," he continued. 11. G. NIP -hole and Frederick Grubla a ceminitten appointed by the Trades 'Council In this eity, relied upon Pre- rildent- Midler teed:eat at his home. They remained nearly itri hem', and lir. Hadley ear; that the eonterence was areleable. • Dr, Hadley replied, according to the committee.: "in VOW of any position 011 preAlent of Ibo nievetaity, and in limy of the fact that at the funeral, reetietlee of roof. J. W. tobt,F1 until the queetion of potice protec- tion was decided. neo consider this matter 0 tneeting of theasolice cent- miesioners, Meyer Mulvihill, Sheriff Hawley and prominent citizens watt arranged for to -day. 'Mayor Mulvi- hill's alleged interference yesterday with two deputy sheriffs who were tryingte arrest et stone. -thrower was afterward angrily denounced by Sher- iff Hawley, who informed the police commissioners that so long, as lie re- mained in office the peace would have to bo kept, and that unless the police were able to cepa with the situation he would take the reins of authority and summon state aid without fur- tber parley. As a result of the sher- iff's representations a conference was ordered. Pending the outeseue of the con- ference it was agreed that the com- pany 'emelt] not send any ears out of the barna lilt was quiet about the city during the early morning. the striking haekmen cotn.pelleti a. non-union hackman to 'leave 'the funeral prozess:on, and thereby break his contraet, I do not 'see, just at present, 'iny way clear to do as you request. 1 am a. limn believer in the principle that no contract should be broken. It is a Wiling° of ivory citi- zen, Limier the constitution of the United Statea, to Kell his labor. Therefore, I do not see bow I can attempt to prevent anybody from so tieing-. Ono of the ,committee remarked that Yale 'University wee favored with coal as a public institution dur- ing the recent coal strike, and that elicit a. faV01' from organized labor demands recognition. kresident Had- ley aeked " Are you sure .or what yon say? le ycu ate 1 Khan be glad to have you furnite pro"! of your assertion." The committee reported later to -night to the Trade e 'Council. The report was received without comment. HAMILTON SENTENCED. Winnipeg's Champion Burglar Given Ten 'Years in Penitentiary. Wieltileeg, MaY 10.-Itobert Ilene- liton, eelf-eonfeseed housebreaker and robber, was eentenced at the Police Court to serve a, tenni of ten years at hard labor in Manito- ba Penitentiary. Hamilton admit- ted having, robbed 20 residences in Winnipeg and five in Brandon. Ott telling the story of his life, Ilamil- toh tatted he was bare bear Guelph, and had been mews ti' his lite in the Pacific Coast Staves. ole Joitied the forces for South Africa DA Van - caterer, and upon returning to Win- nitteg last April was destitute, rte then began hie robberies, and had betel most suecessrul. A Bad Break. elileigo tawnier, Too many people in these &lye, as in all (Meg since the tlecalogue was fleet puelished, regard the Cemented- "mente emelt its Willie did 10 a curs rent story: Sunday School Teaehers-How many eommandmente are there, Sentele Sebeel Teacher -And sup- pose you were to break one Of tbeen7 Willie -Then thereel only be nine. The personal literal relation is. twee Willie and the 'Ten Contented - melte was lett in the aritlimetteal aspect al the preposition. It le loot to many grown -lips through Nome sort of ramtl eolor Windrow,.